06:42:13 GMT <minus> bleb: check that you're testing the right key by watching using redis-cli MONITOR
09:19:02 GMT <bleb> minus: thanks for that, unfortunately monitor shows that I'm checking the right key as expected, the same one that I'm incrementing
09:21:48 GMT <minus> that's odd. try to create a minimal test case and put it in a pastebin and i'll have a look
10:05:49 GMT <bleb> minus: here is a small example http://ix.io/nPG
10:06:49 GMT <bleb> this is the output of one invocation (it's the same every time) http://ix.io/nPH
10:13:37 GMT <sarwaz> is it there any point in requesting support for blocking operations in LUA scripts?
10:14:42 GMT <sarwaz> so that a command such as BRPOPLPUSH can be implemented (and enhanced) in lua?
10:22:31 GMT <minus> bleb: in the printf line you're using reply->str instead of reply->elements[0]->str
10:24:50 GMT <bleb> lmao
10:25:22 GMT <bleb> well thanks
10:25:26 GMT <bleb> thats definitely it
11:10:57 GMT <Realism> what is Redis usually used for?
11:16:58 GMT <Inge-> storing data for fast retrieval
11:24:10 GMT <Realism> Is it used for machine learning?
11:24:33 GMT <Inge-> I guess it could be used for that - but it is a much lower level tool. Basically a key-value store on steroids
11:25:35 GMT <Realism> So what should I use instead?
11:26:18 GMT <Inge-> tryu #machinelearning?
11:28:34 GMT <Realism> Inge-, ?
11:29:24 GMT <Inge-> this is a channel about redis. Your query is about machine learning. Sounds like a mismatch.
11:30:11 GMT <Realism> Type mismatch?
11:30:14 GMT <Realism> Or topic mismatch?
11:30:45 GMT <Inge-> why did you connect redis with machine learning?
11:31:06 GMT <Realism> Because I need to record a large amount of different data
11:33:31 GMT <Inge-> if it is not more than can be kept in RAM, then redis might be a tool for you
11:33:41 GMT <Inge-> if more than you can keep in RAM ... keep looking.
11:34:30 GMT <Realism> Human brains are all RAM
11:35:09 GMT <Inge-> are they, now.
14:26:20 GMT <iAmerikan> does turning off aof help performance for larger db size?
16:28:07 GMT <unspecified_perl> Hello. Is Redis short for "Redistributed" or "Redistribute"?
16:48:42 GMT <FeersumEndjinn> Neither...
16:48:51 GMT <minus> it's for 'red is'~
18:18:58 GMT <badboy_> https://redis.io/topics/faq#what-redis-means-actually
19:23:58 GMT <minus> That was unexpected
19:24:13 GMT <badboy_> ;)
20:09:41 GMT <PIneiden> hello
20:10:53 GMT <minus> EHLO
22:33:37 GMT <Emn1ty> A quick question, are redis shards (within a single cluster) each on their own thread?